Genes are analysed individually as well as collectively: so individual dissent can be identified, local congruences can be detected, so that the phylogenetic signal does not have to be coherent at the end of the analysis.
Comparative analysis of correlates of poverty at basin, national and local levels shows limited congruence.
Despite this, he chose not to utilize the DS's Nintendo Wi-Fi functionality in order to effect an experience in which players would interact with people in the near vicinity rather than remotely, in congruence with the local multiplayer found in Secret of Mana.
To evaluate the performance of our method, we conduct numerous experiments using both synthetic and real images, and compare the experimental results with the state of the art methods, including four-directional derivative-energy image (FDDEI) [13], local frequency representation (LFR) [21], phase congruence (PC) [22], local symmetry score (LSS) [23], and mutual information (MI) [24].
Change in practice is likely to be more successful when there is congruence between national and local targets [ 13].
Thus, in poorer areas with lower tax receipts, health systems may fail the test of "congruence;" that is, the local fiscal base may be insufficient to fund the activities assigned by the central level [ 63, 64].
While some studies find that national models of integration are still highly influential at the local level, and that there is a congruence between national and local integration policies (Dekker, et al. 2015), most research indicates a growing incongruence between the national and local level (Bak Jørgensen, 2012; Scholten, 2013).
Linear regression was applied to test the congruence between global clock and local clock.
The results suggest that the perceived congruence between the hotel architecture, the local landscape and the winery's brand image positively affect visitors' arousal and delight.
